I actually skipped class the day Catching Fire came out (having read the Hunger Games just the previous week), and sat in B&N reading 3/4 of it.
:laughs: I did love what Suzanne Collins did there- make you think the latter plot of the book feels like a retread, then pull off one of the best last sentences I can remember.
I've gotta say, I also love the development of the secondary cast (Prim, Madge, Cinna, etc). I've always loved ensemble stories, so that's ALWAYS a plus from me.
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:laughs: I did love what Suzanne Collins did there- make you think the latter plot of the book feels like a retread, then pull off one of the best last sentences I can remember.
I've gotta say, I also love the development of the secondary cast (Prim, Madge, Cinna, etc). I've always loved ensemble stories, so that's ALWAYS a plus from me.